I'm trying to make Kerbin a moon of another planet that I made and this is all I have, and it won't work can someone help?

[Univvurs123]

@Kopernicus:AFTER[KOPERNICUS]
{
	@Body[Kerbin]
	{
		@Orbit
		{
			semiMajorAxis = 13599840
			referenceBody = Erup
		}
	}
}

 

[Mr. Kerbin]

Few things- 

Remove :AFTER[Kopernicus]

Add % signs in front of the semiMajorAxis and the referenceBody values.

Should look like this.

@Kopernicus
{
	@Body[Kerbin]
	{
		@Orbit
		{
			%semiMajorAxis = 13599840
			%referenceBody = Erup
		}
	}
}

 

[Univvurs123]

Thank you I'll try it now.

update: I just tried it, and it sadly didn't work, the game crashed when I loaded the game do you know something else that can work?

Edited November 3 by Univvurs123
Code didn't work.

[Mr. Kerbin]

On 11/3/2024 at 2:49 PM, Univvurs123 said:

Thank you I'll try it now.

update: I just tried it, and it sadly didn't work, the game crashed when I loaded the game do you know something else that can work?

Next time tag me like so, @Mr. Kerbin, so I know you asked for help. Otherwise, I wouldn't see this!

testin rn

all but crashes 

 

funny, if I use duna it works.

and eve

Edited Monday at 10:36 PM by Mr. Kerbin

[Univvurs123]

@Mr. Kerbin Yea it's pretty weird, no wonder the only planet mods where Kerbin is a moon is new horizons and alternis, maybe its kopernicus or something.

Thank you for trying tho.

[Mr. Kerbin]

55 minutes ago, Univvurs123 said:

@Mr. Kerbin Yea it's pretty weird, no wonder the only planet mods where Kerbin is a moon is new horizons and alternis, maybe its kopernicus or something.

Thank you for trying tho.

Tried using PostSpawnOrbit, (new horizons uses that but it is quite old), and it works! So all you do is add this little guy below the orbit-node-thing.

	PostSpawnOrbit
        {
            referenceBody = Erup
        }

Just like that! Then remove referenceBody from the Orbit node.

[Univvurs123]

@Mr. Kerbin IT WORKS

Thank you so much for helping me with the code 

Edited 2 hours ago by Univvurs123